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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07


win solemn msia and dimming tear.
Win mOurnfal dirxe and martial tread.
loa living heroes tsnisfly bear
Your tributes 10 oar loyal dead
Yoa ~ho from "aery bspiisms'' cone.
Have memofls. burned iato your BRAN.
nurns.i ard scared BY battles fsme,
Ofcomrafes. len mil heaps ofslsia.
Peace n ashe.. IN upkno~n graves.
where unseen tablets mark the earth.
Immortal lincoln, inscription rave.
Thsy gave 20 freedom second firth.
~ matter where ihsir aches rect.
Win kinfrssi fust, or conntfys fce',
though tres-on's sci, mosids on their bre asi'
ne thsirs-a patriots rspose.
on, soiiieri rest IN piece prufounf,
Whiie starry seuiiaels gnsrt INV tel
Nature. train vtlf sseet flowers afOund,
A. nighi.winds chani dirge OCT head.
since las, ~e met IN crOw our dead.
siarsAnd stripes Al half mast futied.
A. TINS. ths iashing message rad.
logan has gone n better wofld
Iips have an these changes fuug.
On What sas dearest ~ his might,
Above an cauiinAl virtues sung.
a stroug unyisl,iins sense ofrighi.
4 naiion'. hsrcs. viii rsver-n,iy bring
ca this. the hoiiest dar ~ Nay.
The choicest. sweetest blooms ~ sprug.
Tor tte fr1nier of"Memorih pay"
A. comradss rev ,he fragrant weeds.
On grassy mounds. where hefocs lie.
The uasuurv ~ their valiant iecis.
EmbAime,i In hearts can never die
within uaiion's heart recorded.
shall ever live m sfnE snn story.
.'.iesp an pace brave AMI gallant solile .
sicepi sleep In Thy graves ~ giofyi-
IN that BRIGHT and long fcfevcr.
Mhsre ~ Al foufiy tfust o. duell,
..rffn NisaFeil war- ~ ties san sever.
AMI we viii nec.i m dssns rrSsiile
Atihe glofy ofIIis coming.
"MsmOftais- siil bod and bloom,
And The rarlAnis - are twining.
IN heaven, yield rich pe'fnme.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
SOUTH PARIS.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
eurnruE.


Tirst Coarrsr.fioaai CAaieh. Rfv. A. a. fla
Pastor. - SaaslsY. prsssAlne ssrics. io.sS a.
;. =. Pr.,s' sssSiS-. tsrs W,iss.a., payer
N .. 80 caursA. Rev. = Issg.r. r..,ss, On
s1nisy. pr,ssAiar ssrics. ia.s a. - s.ee.lh
schoei. u D.. uofniar yfsfsf mssi.nr. 80 A. n.
sssu.nr rrsysf usst.aE. % ,. D. tse.i.F rr.fsf
iet. - o. -. III. 80 80 ,.r ~ -
T.. ~ ~lttaf1 ~tool 2 ~ y. n. prsyer neetinrt %
,. -. lrlsy evsu.ns prayer uesuas, -
.sArrD xsrrrSss
F.AA.N Rsru,af psstns rsssiay s'sa.as "a
CO hsaare fII n.aal-
10 .Y.--Mssnt Ma teisr. rruiaf .sssinr..
Thars.isv ~ ~ sslh svsk. = AuroA lacsnls
frf 49, 49, ttIli NontsT svgn'urs 81 safh u,nih
r. q li-ieHs Grlnrs. sscca'i S.iur'laF 81 safh
nruh.
iu.U. I.--..,. fslis io-irs. NJ. nt. u.sst, sssfy
NrrIlr afrn ~ m ~ Nathlai'st Ntstrf.
karhfs II Lai.i.- ssh fsris Asssmh,f. n.
49, u.sli, sssry s.ilfi,y ssenins IN La.co'i ilAi'
G.A.R-w. X. Kl..,.l ~. NJ. "a. Iasst. A.
Hr.IaF Il rrFfF mnnfn. N TRACY Ia sfl - u ~
sage eUTaHs II ~ ntreap nns~ ar A. - sA-e
81 t.srrr's hras stofs Oil fssvs' hic,k. ~ ieri.
NruoEi,L -Thsrc was qalie tclegs-
Ito MN ". X kimhsil Poet wsnt 20 te
H. 90 h.ar MIS- Avg p iu he fofei con Of
Nav go. 49, In iar =. sraolu thy llsiet-
Ell toas fuon ffum Rev ". \ Halm's =,
- th. Ns.r..fl.t ctufch Ga Nordsy -"
merhsf. tn iuio lne Il aud ~.
pied sriv.,rs a. ,he III A. =. n
sft 30 schlo i chi'dftn Nrt Ci'il. - thfy
asft.ff in Rivsr,iis C.meilry, ~hrrv
ffr rfa,,s ol The paiiloi dssd w,f, a. G.
orstt Iron Ia csmeisry they mtFch-
80 urluah Moore Pax. srourd ne
lsf'. n tumett % NV lls'l. where
icy IsiC1 Z, an appropriate -ifr =.
z m Nss 4. q. FrI fsNsr Creed
Any Rfv, tss mhie esch year, ba' he
.s b; 90 grsiluds We osv thsm vii nvs'r
cfos -. So1fh Paris Had sih The
s..l,iafc. cf ssursl players from ihe
f lul m sri fae music iof Dscoraii'n
s.rslcss
ca "a. q. m =, gloomy al l,ucsou .
er.ks Or thr fssr. Some % TIE fust-
.sretstr, '- 10y - hey wsr' 'ai'i in
co., rflrg
Efesd S.wrrs. % ChAil,sioa, :. C..
Sorority tfffi. par. i tsai
Il 81 Etr BEG. 90 Boston, i
pr l.esf~ dsys Sita hi- pAfsris.
a. X Smiih 1, pirskuuS llcst'i UNtr
fIr uIt. va r. a. w1u'd he Pc q 90
n.-.f 3D. oii ptrurs
. 4 Hrlu,r. wihs party OF MI ni J.. Ns
stare Lats
G-..s b.f. f.ir tn hc ou' bet crop
We De- tt.iins ~ isrliy nsr cfni'
' 30 r.lff
o.. Al D,u-,y. q Baeln.I'. "a
I.rt hIItrN
Pea. Nsrf c. hAvs h,t ioi. o. sPp ics
$500. f,r fupoimeut MCsi 20 thrm
hey decline thsy AZ running yet
hctofY q lis fglltsi capacity.
T. y. SWtv closed rear. voik 90
NIuttt a 90 tr Sa'ufisy. jiuc "a NJ
SNc.i MI 80 q 20 Into iae shoe baslness
o. ths West ne ls An excellent sacsm an
art iour- uan tssi Our iosu ca il
sf'rffo .1o.e.
NJ. Jnln Wh'iman wat 10 Boston
MortsN Co ~. ~ ts1 N,'ks Win ffittd.
n a. rroNn Esq, oi West Par fl
trfcf Ncuor a. exercises hrfv.
T. Msxm snl sun have rssflY coon
rt'st a. cir ufs hoasr.
ID W Beat mike cool roai ssfssl
nr A. hfs I1si 1ctn fcsppo.uiei ~
another YEAR.
oar hasc BAL boys secured two victor. .
ga Memorial DAY. n N moruirg III
-.couf riae drfeaisi tae Nlrssy boys -
thr tunr uf 90 o. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
s0NE oF tina ATTRACTIONS oF riE iAAE
ANAsAGUNriCooK crfrnEArioN a
Good T. .oOKA,iNI.

TIE arrsrgemss,s ATE nsaily completed
Cor The great ienpsasoe gathering 81
Lake Anassguniicook. Can'on. Each
speaker will have III. sahjsci 20 irca,. and
bis time sssignsd. - thai al the sPssk-
srs and musicians Can be heard. IL l.
expected that Hoa John r S~sssy will
extend tie welcome. Gen. Neal Dow sill
discuss the diifsrsnee between "then ard
now 20 show the Advancement made
durins the is, sixty years Hon. J.. J.
Perry will show the stvAosmsni in = L.
"a point q view. Hon. Nslson D.ngley
vii review the situation a. relates 10 or
gained Effort, Hon Hiram Knowlion
viii examine The claims q the advocates
Of licens, a. compared with prohibiiioa.
Hon. Sidnsy PsrhAn has been in
vited 20 preside a. the msetirg. IL Is
quite probably ,hA, Governor BodSell
will Be present, Tbompsons BAnd. Of
Canton. Mr. r. A. Rents Brass Quar-
istis. comprised Of Mr.. and Mr. Beat. Mr.
Fred Hansoa. Miss Evangsline PeArsoa,
the accomplished daughter q Rev. Pear
son Of Portland. Miss Bertha Noble The
sirl ,iolinisi Who kas no superior IN New
Englsrd. and M. Ada Cary S,urgis,
wsll-known a. Names sseet song
stress. There gill Be other very a,irae-
tive features. bat the foregoing talent Is
sufheien, 20 no, only attract an inusnse
audience. ba, will please AID ias,ru,
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

have no pAcn grand. 90 sinT.
No enic NersT, or thrilling story.
A simple wreath I've tslnei. 90 bring
And deck. cur Nations graves OF glory.
oar fAihsr. fed from oiden world.
TO build foe freedom. In the nes
stars ani stripes 90 winds usfurled,
fashloainr laws. a. best they knew.
Ooe boa from pen. vas needless droppei.
marx did brand our nations orOs,
n prize uas pNit In tears and blood.
To stain erasei. yOu vel kno~ how.
'nons hnliest memries clustering 10 day.
Come they. responding "a patriot call.
They. NO proudly vent marching sssy
Ia bioom % manhood. yielding up All
Cave up their dreams Of wealth and ease,
A coantry's claims DER Swallowed these.
Loyal. they bowed 81 her command.
Hearts. that -Uni0ns conflict" stilied.
Oferei sacrinco-grendest 20 men,
Volts IN our homes. time has not nllei.
Etsrnity1s ranks viii close up again.
Forms se mis-. Al hesrth.tone brishL
ne n.sn Of eye, NE clasp y hand.
As"spsctrAl iOrns- nit DER the land.
No other nation hath ever shown
sucn bOundless depth Of grateful beafts
N0trbute 20 worth or fame. are known.
BAT strive % play their proadsst part
BOuatie.. pensons. millions aud more:
Sculpt1roi marble 20 patriots rsiseds
volun - recount their bravery Ger;
Cndying verse. their v<ior praised.
IRON temples van q nations praise.
IRON oxsry alter resresi 20 oot.
Earh ssrred name dofh incense raise,
AZ Esrllnds wreath the sacred sod.
To heed TIE lessons memorials teach.
We need the inspiration OF the hour.
fearful eye. throooins heart sad tenas
Gsrisrds. crosses. Gags and foverA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

FEYurEo !. 20 have local paper and
. good oae. Oae q TIE NOS; successful
Of Oxford Coaa;y journalists j. Bro X.
Fsli: Norwood. % the Record. nov
Published a. KsIG Falls. In the "a,
.ssas Of hi, paper Bro. wormwool an
nounces th., sgffisien; Influence h,s been
broush, 10 bear spoa bin BY the citizens
Of Fysbarg 20 induce he removal o. the
E,oori from IL Pfsssni location TO ,hs,
place. This Ne believe 20 Be good
move. both ior Frysbgrs aai Coz The Re-.
cord. A. The oaly paper published ia the
western section q The C0gniy, Tie home
Of The R,,ori 'hoah be Fryebufs. the
ms,ropol.. q thai section. We extend
eousraiula,ioas 20 the ciilEsns q Frye
burg. and unbogndsd wishes hf success
10 Bro. WofmwoOl Ia BIZ res hsli.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
John valley. Umplrs
I ID HANne. Srnftf.

n Hsyuc-. Scorer.
T.is VS. sn interesting gsms The
Ncuaisircers wsre unfortunate In Dot hst'
Ing ihslr pitcher aui bsing mirus iwo
other rcgaiar players The bet play ~
the game Eas catching bot liner ~
Bowler
TIE S0uih pffls 10Y. vii organic, add
spear ir rsw uniiorns. They will rank
VEL viii tie OHf0fd C0au'y elaos Tie
present stssDn.
ID q Curtis "a recently salppci seven
.hoA,. q Portland which tsiiei him sets d
snt ors hAf cetts pr pound. Mf Cufii-
las s0ii sisc worth OF pork III past year
J. A KaSso1 ard family OF Backs. ~,
sprut ths Ssbhsth Niih - mother
Capt. ". X SsAns daughters, OF Ca'l.
"A Msss sfe sPsntirg The simmer a.
rs OF firm.
Nathan Ciocksit q. seriously ili
FfAnk Sturtl,r with A. ilints. ~
Portland h's - NJ The past week with
he parents
Toe Bipiisi society will repeat The Oh
Folks' CcrceTt a. their church on Moudsy
sveuirg. Jane iIih. Those Who vi,h for
4 enc entertainment. should Aiient.
Mordsy morning welcome sunshine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

Tn Oxroun CoUsrN AoUCutryEAt
SociEI, i one q The mott progressive N
the State. aud their exhibitions aic al
ways excellent and ~ell attended Slrcs
the fair Of lAs, f.ll. many Improvement
have been made In Atoai the gfognds.
An sniirr ne~ Atd s,ry hae irsck ba'
been bails BY Superintendent Novel.
Thomas ard under the supervision q
President Horre. The grad stand has
bssn moved 20 The opposite eide q The
park and other nlncf Improvements have
been made. al combining % make The
coming exhibition Of the society The best
ole yet Evsry body Vii 70. AID every
body ~ill r. home feeling that they have
had frt.class tine All woaldn', have
missed Il fof anything
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

Ia The to~a 81 FostaTy. Ia ~ Ceuatv Of oafora
ssi ktss q salns. Cor The ytAr ls-a.
I've fotiouinr ist u tAtes % rval estate n
ron- reslfsnt osuers In the tosn 81 RashuiF
for he wear lsa 10 bills commitiet ~ W a.
Jfrfs Colisetcf oftsNfs ~ saii ton "a ths o.
tay 81 faas. 10. has tssn Fetsfeei BY hin
q ne 40 Femaiuias uepah On the yh az ~
Nash tsr- ~ ole eefti n6sir ~ that late And nor
renains opg a nnd notics IL bsfshy gifen that J
the sali tates. inisfest AMI charge are not pasl
inlo ne Treasafy ~ sAii toun shhin sEh lees
months ffuua TIE iais q ths commltmsat 81 sst
eli. - much II the real estate Atc.i a. oil Il
o. Heieul 1, pay The Amolut doc thste'of lnelai
inE lrtsTest Aad charsvs. I'll Nthout fafthel
UStIc - soli a putle Aurtion Al TIE tehe0
hoass IN nltiei ~. a. 10 ssdto-t, o. ,snrlsf
- i0.h ast Il n-csrapsf 80. ats ocisss Ia Ne
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
EAsr SrONKHAN. June 1.

last cTuNHHANf suut =.
Mrs. Horace MeKeeu. OF Oxfort, With
Que child and Mrs Orrin Walker. OF Nor
way. with one grsndehild. met with Sc
rioas accident last Thursday about one
half nile from this place In, the edge OF
Albany. A they we're riding. The horse
took fright a. covered cart stand
lag beside the ROAD. and ran. s.pping the
carriage over aud inlaring The passengers
very badly. Mrs. Waller bal one arm
broken and other irj,ries. Mrs MehsSn
Vas badly injured In tie face aud uss In
sensible FOR some time after The accident
The Children were more OF less lIlareL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
MEMORIAL DAY.
rnE ENrrcisEs AT HucNFlELp am rorN
~ Ma PARSONS
BrcArnIp. Nay 3i.'. is.1

BUcATIEip. Nay 3i''. l,sI.
EifIr umn-rlf
F,.scr.isn Pot. No g. q 4 II Of
Bockn-it net ~ RsfJrn Hall on Ne
moral Day - eight O'Clock.
Amer repairing - The vafiOas c. ue,sfle-
In town and decorating The graves o.: onr
fallen coinraiss, the msmo.rs % The Pos,
re.urnsd 20 The Methodist Church and
u.tsucd % 4 vefy able aud eloquent az
drrs. 81 Rev Mr.. MAory. MCslc Tor The
occasion Wa furnished ~ the Buclnslt
choir.
An ofiglnL poem was raj BY Mrs.
Merits Parsobs. after which b0untifal
bsks,i bean cinnsr Was served AZ the Hal
TIE Post. thrOaga their Commander,
tcsifr q isndsr their sincere and heart
fslt thanks % the choir fOr their sslec-
ilons - beautifully rendered; 10 Mrs
Parsons '1r her very able and appropriate
poem. written FOR the occasions ard last,
Bat 20, least. 20 the ladies who by thelr
timely assistance rendered such treeiusl
service In beautifully supplying The table.
thereby clspslliug The gloom ~hlch a. oos
tine pTvaIei the camp. caused BY TOE
prospect OF that bugbeAr. which l. 90
greatly dreaded By the soldier,-"saori
railous.-
IL. PACKARD.
Acting Commsnfsr.
Below We appeal Mrs. PArsons' 20 N,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

In The ts~n ef Alba,v. n the Coss,y OF Ga.
fcft. fof The YEAR isrl.
Tue feiloxlng list q hxes on real sststs OF non
resitsnt owners In the town % Albsst. fcr
ne year is. IN bills committed % osserd pvw.
Collector % ssii town. on the 18th day ofJune.
isss has hscn rctsrrei By ~ 10 me a. rsmain'
ma unrad On the Dth dsJ NJ Mar. ~. BY ~.
and notice IL hereby given that N said tsfestnter
Get and charge are not PAID into the Treasury 81
said fova, within slgtfsen months IRON The ists
real estate tsssi a. ui,i he suf,elent 70 pay IN.
amoanf due therefor, Including tnterest AM
ehafges. oil vitheut further poties D. selt a
yabllc saStion a. tie tfeassftf's Sr,s. 10 III
hts dselli1s h sss On said Aibtnf, 90 IN NE
Mena.y y Jitu,'y. is~ ., fse v'eioes "a IN
sfcfrtoat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

Arms The cfcps cone ihe fsimsis
festivals. ssd ~s p',lici ita' they vi tc
better ihaa ever che coming fal. TIE
premium ls; q The Oxford C5aaiy Agfi'
cultural society has been cat iof some
weeks. and promises Attractions o. mo'r
than uslal iaiefcs'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
mes,euger~ Notice.

ovrrcr ov rus snrsIry oy OxYoRD Cotsrr,
STATE Of MANN.
OXFORD, % s-Msy stib, A. ID. psI.
gvy Ills ls N give Notice, that On the 1tfh day o
nay, A. h. iss7. warrant In issolveney
vas issued out Of the Ccon OF Insol,escv To-
Rssbss W. foss. Of Bsstasld in ssii County. 81
lsdssd 20 b an insoivent Debtor. oa petition OF
sah Debtor, which pstifion We nied on the
ian day Of hsv. a. u. lsss, n vhieh
issi named date interest 90 claims is 70 b
sompstsd. That The payment Of any dsbts
and the delivery AMI transfer Of any property
belonging 20 said debtor, n him or fof HE
use, and the delivery and uansfsr Of anv prop.
srty By him are forbidden BY Law. That meeting
Of tie Creditors 90 sad Debtor, 70 prove thslf
Deas and ehOcss Gee OF more Assiyness OF NE
sstsse viii he held 90 Court OF in.olveney. 20 Be
holden 20 Probate Coat Room In Paris. IN sat<
Louaty, on the 11f day Of May. A. u. iss7. ~
nlBe o'clock In the forenoon.
6ives under my hssf the date frst Above written
JAMS l. PARkER. Deputy sheriff.
~ Messenger Of the Court ofiasoisesey Zoe ssli
County ef Orfor'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

ne Bss Salss In the World for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhenm. fevir
Sores, letter. chspped Hands. Chilolsi o,
corns. and all Skin Erupti0us. aud poll.
lively cures Piles. ar no pay required. II
n guaranteed % give perfect s<tisfAetios,
OF mo1sy refunded. Price Is cents bot.
Tor sale % Noyss Drug Store. Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

BoUNIIFut crop seem almo't a''-iec.
liss nsiisr % oongrs'ula'ica ihs' ihe
grass crop. The mot important iha' or
farmers raise. promises 20 BE- cool one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

Iu rars. Ma 90. i.osaos Anisi. lafsli 80 n NJ
40 NJ, II D. Hffrson, srsd seeks
LITTLE no~-tr
Trrfrr'r farr Anrr.s rafhfrrf
If.s farlf go ffrla rrf tNF trrf.
IrfffsI fIrfr sfh uelsrlfss ts1itiflts
Gtnff itf isfinr O. fhff UEu.
he rrnrn raf &C. isfllar Reese,
naf fh fs.fh IN llIm 90 hff,
la fafEnl faIft't ifrkff saslnats
T. g. tfaf 49, irsus Above.
Wkrrr 80 Lei sa t.r.Ir rhffishri.
usf laf ffIshfrf infs a. shsff,
o. ftr HHrrr anUnE ttf anEf.s.
f.sst.r sac fl Efrfi 80 ttffr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

vii sssi iss .. sssa e ssrslss. sl's 70 az ~:
| AoovsrIt. tspifal Bos ssedsi. -. 80
sssrssd irss; both s<Essi sii age. Az % srs
do fhs wort. Lsyss esrsiass ssfs -, -
. lay. Cssts yos reshiAx - ssed % III - =
| drsSs - ns1 cot; 4 yos are w. ycs ~ -
Sfs go. q. HIiIEfT 3 Co.. rsstisss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
MARRIED.

IN N..,-. NJ q. ~ Re-. 4. n. wiihsn. NJ.
Hfsfsii u Dresser 80 Me- fiefa A. Tyler, iois -
Wet uffhrL
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special 20 TIE DENocEAr.l
ACCIDENT AT EAST SrONEHAM

A HORsE rkkEs FRfGifr AND KuN- AWAY,
BADLY INJURfN0 TWO woNE> And rso
CHILDREN.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Bethel savings Bsst
wednesday. June sth. issf. q . O'Clock r. NJ, kr
the purpose of fing vafkncies and eltefnk of1c<rs
add ir<sssns any ether bssisess coming bsbrs sAid
A.E. uERRIcK, sscr.
Bethel. Nay .. 1871. ny order ef Trustees.
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OXFoHD, .;-Ns Court a rrcesie. held al
fsn., within .nd Zoe ne o.s,,y eI otio'd' 90

ONFOHD, sss-Ns Court az ffoche. hsld ~
Paris, within and Toe The County ~ otfofd, os
the thlrd Tue dsy Of May, A. ID. lre..
On the pstitl0n % sEOllsk ID. Bi-bki. Gan.
disn ~ Elbfiiss GRAFT iiarlos, minor hsir q
Elbfidse a.. IIailOw. late q Dtneid. ~ sAli
County d. erased. p1sy ing for lecnss 10 eel ana
couysy sad WAfd's lntsTsst 10 and " eefs ~ real
estate. situate az CASTOR village. koown 4. The
gsd Bulldius. sBl vsisr pore. ecn.ei.d tnsfe-
with &c July described In hts petition, Oh NE ~
The Probate Ofhe', NJ "a td'sniaseoas en'r oi
fctly dollars
Al.o .sIf ward,s is'sre,t In snd N q certain
parcel Of real estate, situated a Canton village.
lnown o. The Holt siand, and nos oseaplei "
Alpheus PsskArt, and fslly iesefibed IN NJ. te-
lilion, on fls IN the frCbsie Ofhes, ~ an .f.sn.
tsse.a. oa.r % ose bsnifed forsJ 'iosr dollars
and osty-i0sf cents
AIso ssd Warts iniuest 10 AID 10 q esitsih
parcel ~ real ssisls. stasts 10 Disned Nnisse.
inown as the fl0lstsr stand. and no~ occupied ~
" ,t krsors ssd fully 4. scfiDei N hb peii lon,
On hle IA tie Probate Ofcs. 81 an tdssnisssoes
Od or II too hsnfresi DOLLAR
OaOspHD, That The ssi frtliiono Give notice
10 all persons interested By eansisx az abstract
81 his Eslfior, uh this orier thereoa 70 DC pub.
lishsd three etsbs successissly In The Oniofd
Democrat. tfinlsd a. fsfs. that thy msy appear
81 o PIotsie toE.t 20 be reid 81 Paris. In SAD
Counsy, 90 The tsifd rsesisy oi Jsss neat. 81
o'slcel IN The forenoon. aud ,hss cause. " any
tier haze. xhy lhs zane should not b. srsnied.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jucfs.
tue eOpJ-sTtrsts ~. q. DAVIS. Gestsisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

Iaisc Afisinoon The frst uiuc played
wiia ise Moluia.ascfs win The f'llosins
srurf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
NOTICE.

Cane luso TIE snslsssrv Of the undsrisBsd; I-'
o. syssroid mare eolis-ons bay. the ether sorsi-
wAi<A the owner can have BY proving property and
paying charges.
East s,snsAAn. Jaus iss. 1891.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
WEST PARIS
New Departure Grand UphevL
What il the trouble


Nothing. only this, realizing that !
en- buy goods cheaper for cash than
on credit, i see no reason why other
people cannot DO tho same. There
fore have decided 10 make depaf,
ture from the old.fashioned way Of
doing business, and make an induce
ment for people TO pay cash for ihen
goods and save money.
While intend 10 sell goods on
credit, as other traders do, and at a.
Low, and even Lower, prices'
propose 20 make CASH prce the
lowest OF all, thus offering the best OF
inducements for people TO adopt the
Cash Down business.
Have just received new stock o.
Dress Goods, Trimmings, yelSssr
Hosiery, Summer Underwear, Sha.'sl
ParasoIs, etc., and prices will be "'a'
as above.
Please notice some OF my CASH
pr,ces M fallowa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

TnE~s,-YeaIig subscriptions tin. n PAIL
strictly IN alvance .'fngrul -. 49, pef var.
sInrle cnpIas. frur cents.
AUtnkftskNI~rs Al legal N.ivsrtissmeut.
are given unrce consecutive nssftluns ~ -
per Inch m irnrih ~ Column. ifutaie nit 80
in-srta.l a. al-nss for - eaCh. etCspt tlose
~ laflnE % nrai EsfatT. whiCh Afe titl each.
suecial contracts tnalis ulfh lusAi. transient ~
Yearly sllvvrtisers
Ioa Pulxff~a-rts Otf,r,i ncuaocfaf ONE
L. vel sffrrkr,l alft nsu materials htf iotAA
al klnlis "a pisla az fsnry lon printlnI ~
ear TierCr.l lob pflutfr L. alsaYs in " uttft
an a. 0uT pTtsslIs ar fun nf steam - CO.
guarantee pruurt anii satisfactory sork
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07

TuE -ah.sfltsr hereby sives psollc notie'
fhst ~ 80 ten daily apposbd ~ the hen
Jsd.s 81 Probate tcr ne County ~ ott1fi all
Lsi4ts 81
JoIIS &. HODGE. late Of Denmark.
In saii Ccaagv, deceased by sitlng boni a. ne
Lac dlrects ~ therefore ftqsesis All persons "a
sebssd N Ihs estate u ssli decreased 10 msks I'm
med Ials psy nsnf, asi tbOss Who have ny ee
msnis thsrcon ~ sahlbh the sana %
MAJ ~. l-sI. ktfts fhiNCfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-07
OUR NATIONS DEAD

Below We append Mrs. Parsons' 20 N
written fjr the above occasion
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-07
SCENES IN THE STATE
Shifted Daily to suit the AOss Of
humanity. :.
Pen Pictures Painted on Them by "DsmO-
orAt" Pencil PuSherS--A Little OF tho
Rough Work Re-tOaohsd.-
Highly OOlOEed Bihs.
Niles gets the telephone.

Niles gets the telephone.
Burglars are working ObeFlin.
Theron Stedwell, well known at Nor
walk, is dead.
Stsnyard. the Youngstown murderer
will be tried in Nay.
A dollar savings bank will soon be
started at Youngstown.
Cincinnati printers will get AZ and
40 cents per thousand hereafter.
The body Of John Keinz was found In
ditch near Sandusky. Suicide.
roach crawled into q Cincinnati
mans ear and nearly drove him insane.
Reuben Dunborn. aged g. was killed
by the falling Of barn door at CleVe-
land.
Chambers have made their appearances
In Seneca county. Farmers are much
alarmed.
Otto Bardus was shot In the neck In a
saloon row at Fremont. Pat Kennedy
accommodated him.
John Varley was terribly burned with
piece of red hot steel at Youngstown
AlAp hNu w w uLupubhvCus
The great Minyoung divorce case has
been decided at Warren. The wife gets
divorce and $2.500 alimony.
A party of SteubeEVille hunters shot
at rabbit On Isaac Saltsman's farm
near HsmmondsVille and killed horse.
Mrs. James Spence, of MarbIehead,
has mysteriOUsly disappeared, leaving
no trace. There are fears that she has
drowned herself.
The Dayton & Toledo Narrow Gauge
railroad mas been sold, and will be Oper.
Rted hereafter In connection with the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton road.
The monument of Gen. James B. Steed.
man will be unveiled at Toledo, May
26th. Gen. j. G. Smith, Lieutenant
Governor Of Illinois, Is to deliver the
Grafton.
Four weeks ago Mrs. Mat Baldof, Of
Upper Sandusky, gave birth TO fully
developed child which weighed but one
pound. 1t now tips the scales at frac'
tion over two pounds.
A man named Article found a long
lost brother who had left home when
but seven years Of age, at Columbus
He was serving term In the peniten.
tary for burglary.
Charles Blue was handling didn't
kDOw-it-was-lOaded' revolver at hi:
home In LoudenVllle. 1t was discharged
and the ball passed through the cheek
and tongue Of a two years old son
Child In preCarious condition.